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1) Non-pregnant women who were 6-24 months postpartum and ≥ 18

2) -2020 that included: (1) cancer survivors who were AYAs (age 15-39 years) at diagnos

3) wever, relative to comparison groups, SMW who were acknowledged rape victims reporte

4) rvational study, we compared 127 patients who were administered IV acetaminophen on

5) visit model, 33 severely burned patients who were admitted into burn intensive care

6) to December 2019, 196 children with burns who were admitted to West China Hospital o

7) rs) with pigmented nevus after operation, who were admitted to affiliated Hospital o

8) ed with total burn area less than 30%TBSA who were admitted to the First Affiliated

9) Many individuals who were affected by the Great East Japan

10) group (84 cases, 65 males and 19 females) who were aged (31±16) and (35±17) years,

11) emale participants from the United States who were associated with a major fitness n

12) and the other 4 studies included patients who were at risk for ventilator-associated

13) In addition, participants who were aware of PrEP had significantly h

14) chanical ventilation days of 109 patients who were conducted with mechanical ventila

15) and one used to track activity of people who were confined to their homes.

16) prognosis for patients with liver cancer who were cotreated with metformin and sora

17) Results. A total of 1873 participants who were demographically similar to the he

18) Participants included HR siblings who were diagnosed with ASD at 24 months

19) rsectionality, estimated risk among those who were dually marginalized (racial/ethni

20) the cognitive performance of adolescents who were early-treated for primary permane

21) For the patients who were followed up, their finger functio

22) res for participants 2 to 17 years of age who were healthy or had cardiometabolic ri

23) ternal distress was greater among mothers who were high EE.

24) The length of ICU stay of 160 patients who were hospitalized in ICU was 15.5 (6.0

25) 3.3% of sexually active transgender women who were human immunodeficiency virus posi

26) th other participants, (c) to more people who were in favor of the ring, and (d) to

27) Students who were in their final year of graduation

28) Open Dialogue implementation stakeholders who were invited to comment on preliminary

29) espondents valued seeing both individuals who were like them and also unlike them, p

30) that reported the proportions of persons who were linked to care, achieved SVR, and

31) lnerable subgroups, including populations who were low-income, minority, and in poor

32) iratory distress syndrome (ARDS) patients who were mechanically ventilated with inte

33) s) from the Southeastern Conference (SEC) who were middle distance runners participa

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(1)46 were	(14)7 use	(27)3 feel	(40)2 engage
(2)44 are	(15)6 was	(28)3 guideline	(41)2 equation
(3)36 have	(16)5 live	(29)3 guidelines	(42)2 failed
(4)36 met	(17)5 participated	(30)3 identify	(43)2 felt
(5)24 had	(18)5 receive	(31)3 initially	(44)2 has
(6)12 underwent	(19)5 reported	(32)3 inject	(45)2 is
(7)11 completed	(20)4 did	(33)3 lived	(46)2 misuse
(8)11 took	(21)4 experience	(34)3 used	(47)2 need
(9)10 may	(22)4 experienced	(35)2 achieved	(48)2 recently
(10)9 presented	(23)4 present	(36)2 also	(49)2 recommends
(11)9 received	(24)4 work	(37)2 can	(50)2 show
(12)7 developed	(25)3 desire	(38)2 consume	(51)2 suffer
(13)7 do	(26)3 did/not	(39)2 died	(52)2 treat

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--- WordNet output for who --- =>だれ, だれが, だれを, する(人), そしてその人は, 世界保健機構 Overview of noun who The noun who has 1 sense (no senses from tagged texts) 1. World Health Organization, WHO -- (a United Nations agency to coordinate international health activities and to help governments improve health services) --- WordNet end ---